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5 Small Dog Breeds For Prospective Owners

By Jim Silverstein


Contrary to what you may have heard, you don't need a big space to own a canine. There are many small dog breeds that can thrive in apartments. They also happen to be cheaper to take care of and often require less exercise than bigger pooches. Here are five which always stand out.

There are many people who prefer small fluffy dog breeds. The Lhasa Apso is one such breed that you won't have to constantly pick up after since it doesn't shed. Unlike a lot of other types these actually make extremely good watchdogs because they are so alert. They are always ready to sound the alarm when they see or hear something suspicious.

The Boston terrier is a favorite on just about every small dog breeds list. Their contrasting black and white coat can be stunning. And if you like pooches that have a face similar to that of the bulldog but are usually much healthier they are a great choice. Normally they do not exceed twenty five pounds in weight.

Undoubtedly the Jack Russell terrier is one of the best small dog breeds for very active people. Jack Russells have what seems like never-ending energy so they do need an outlet for it daily. They do usually have quite long lifespans so you will be able to spend as much time as possible with your little companion.

The dachshund is one of the most identifiable breeds in the world. It has short legs and a long narrow body. In fact many people find that it reminds them of a hot dog. This body shape actually helps them to hunt small burrowing animals which is what they were originally bred for.

There are a large number of dog fanciers who simply adore the bull terrier. However it is sometimes too big and a little too much dog to handle for some of them. If this sounds like you, the miniature bull terrier might be a good fit. Although it is recommended that you have experience if you want this breed since they can be very stubborn.

Each of these small dog breeds offers something a little different. So be sure to take the time you need to decide what you are looking for in a pet before you make any decisions. And of course there are many more to pick from, these are just the beginning!




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